It is an encounter with fragments of everyday life, through shabby, useless or still useful materials, a close and physical contact with their potential and shortcomings, seeing them become "other", when they generate new synergies and new relationships between various elements assembled. Fragments of a dispersed totality, children of continuous experimentation and constant research. The theme of the exhibition is assembly, in the contribution that Louise Nevelson, absolute protagonist of Abstract Expressionism in American art, has given. Working with found or discarded materials, Nevelson (stage name of Leah Berliawsky born in 1899 in Kiev and died in New York in 1989) invented the new and radical language of assemblage, with which he transformed and transfigured the "debris ”Of daily life making them become pure form.